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1769 (ты́сяча семьсо́т шестьдеся́т девя́тый) год по григорианскому календарю — невисокосный год, начинающийся в воскресенье. Это 1769 год нашей эры, 9 год 7-го десятилетия XVIII века 2-го тысячелетия, 10 год 1760-х годов. Он закончился 254 года назад.
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